
Hayden Field has been on the AI beat for six years with reporting appearing in The Verge, CNBC, Morning Brew, MIT Technology Review, WIRED UK, Protocol, Digital Trends, Fortune, Atlanta Magazine, and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Hayden Field as author
OpenAI hired Dylan Scandinaro, an AGI safety executive from competitor Anthropic, as its new head of preparedness.
“Author of "OpenAI Poached Its New Safety Executive From Anthropic" in The Verge”
OpenAI is finally allowing current and former employees to donate their equity to charity after an 18-month delay, potentially enabling six-figure equity holders to donate millions.
“Author of "OpenAI is Finally Letting Employees Donate Their Equity to Charity" in The Verge”
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says there are no current plans to introduce ads in ChatGPT Pulse, but he has not ruled out adding relevant advertising in the future similar to Instagram's model.
“Author of "Sam Altman Says There Are No Current Plans for Ads Within ChatGPT Pulse — But He's Not Ruling It Out" in The Verge”
California Governor Newsom signed SB 53, a landmark frontier AI transparency law requiring large AI companies to publicly disclose safety frameworks and report critical incidents, with whistleblower protections and annual regulatory updates.
“Author of "California Governor Newsom Signs SB 53, First Frontier AI Transparency Law" in The Verge”
Apple downplayed AI at its iPhone 17 event despite heavy AI emphasis last year, focusing instead on hardware improvements and background AI capabilities while lagging competitors in agentic AI development.
“Author of "Apple Just Ghosted AI At Its Biggest Event"”
Anthropic will begin training its AI models on user chat transcripts and coding sessions by default unless users opt out by September 28, 2025, while extending data retention to five years.
“Author of "Anthropic Will Start Training Its AI Models on Chat Transcripts" in The Verge”
Anthropic will begin training its AI models on user chat transcripts and coding sessions by default, with an opt-out option and a five-year data retention policy, requiring all users to make a decision by September 28th.
“Author of "Anthropic's New Update Puts You in Control" in Anthropic”
Anthropic released a memory function for Claude that allows users to search and reference past conversations, though it only activates when explicitly requested, unlike OpenAI's persistent memory approach.
“Author of "Anthropic's Claude Chatbot Can Now Remember Your Past Conversations" in The Verge”
Referenced in coverage
“Reported that ChatGPT search volume now equals 20% of Google's search volume.”
“Reported on the explosive world of AI safety as a longread for general audiences.”
“Reporter covering the class action lawsuit against Anthropic over Claude Max subscription pricing.”
“Byline author of statement covering OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google staff urging US government to regulate automated AI development.”
“Author reporting on Anthropic's new 'reflect' feature for Claude chatbot providing year-in-review analysis of user usage patterns.”
“Covered Anthropic's restoration of Claude Fable 5 after export control lift by US Department of Commerce.”
“Byline author reporting on congressional efforts to ban AI companies from selling Americans' health and location data.”
“Byline author of article about Jensen Huang's AGI statement on Lex Fridman podcast.”